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King Saha questions Joshua Baraka’s international ambitions, arguing that chasing global music success requires huge budgets and comes with no guarantees.

Comedian Yokana Mbuuse, popularly known as Kapere Lufotose, has died at a hospital in Buddo, with Bobi Wine among those mourning him.

Diamond Platnumz says Alex Muhangi is the only Ugandan promoter he personally accepts bookings from, citing their direct relationship and shared vision for Africa.

Eddy Yaawe says Ibrah Matovu deserves a chance to join Afrigo Band following his father Moses Matovu’s death, leaving fans to judge his performance.

Jose Chameleone names Bobi Wine’s “Bada”, Mr Nice and the Goodlyfe duo among his biggest musical competition, saying “Valu Valu” helped him regain the lead.

Laika Music says she has no problem dating someone for free food, arguing that sharing meals and enjoying good experiences can be part of dating in Uganda.

King Saha praises Mesach Semakula for his generosity and support for fellow musicians ahead of the veteran singer’s 50th birthday concert at Kingdom Kampala on November 13.

Carol Nantongo condemns the ridicule directed at Irene Ntale over childlessness, saying celebrities experience emotional pain and deserve compassion and respect.

John Blaq explains why he limits his social media presence, saying artistes should create demand for their brands instead of being constantly visible online.

According to Omdia data cited in TCL Electronics’ interim results, the company ranked first globally by Mini LED TV shipment volume during the six-month period.

Carol Nantongo defends husband Dylan Semakula against claims that he does not provide for the family, insisting he is responsible and hardworking.

Feffe Bussi says Nigerian musicians outperform their Ugandan counterparts through frequent music releases, collaborations and remixes that help them reach wider audiences.